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cajajo says:

March 22, 2010 at 4:00 PM

Why take out "no known cure"? Because it is a flat-out lie. Period. This is something victims' rights advocates promote, just like the '2% of victims lie' myth. The US Dept of Justice and Bureau of Justice Statistics say otherwise, among many others.

What this group is doing is promoting fear among the population in order to vilify a segment of society trapped by these draconian laws. CO courts coerce many innocent men into pleas and convict on hearsay. Many of these men have families forced to suffer under the SO laws. Once taxpaying members of society, they have lost income, their homes - everything. When are you going to become human again?

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